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Signal Pilot to Control Railroad Crossing Lights

Ed models HO scale and asks readers:

“Can anybody tell me where or how to get a manual for a signal pilot to control railroad crossing lights? The one I have is in German and I don’t read German. I need all the info that I can get.”

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The N-Scale Nerd
The N-Scale Nerd
4 years ago

Apologies, but what is a “signal pilot”?

Not really sure what you mean, but for crossing lights, you really need 2 sensors and some sort of controller. 1 sensor to trigger the lights before the train starts to go through the crossing, and 1 to reset or turn them off when the last carriage of the train clears the crossing.

There are also units which have 1 sensor and 2 actuators to retro-fit into the loco and last carriage of your train, too.

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